American prisons today are real-life sites of body horror. In popular culture, body horror has roots in gothic literature and centers our attention on the disturbing aspects of our embodiedness or creatureliness. Discussing it within the context of what she terms the Haunting Prison, Tea Fredriksson argues that body horror “tends to focus on the […]
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